Tickets are now on sale for drive-in cinema events at Betteshanger Park.

Blackadder star and Time Team presenter Tony Robinson has been filming in Kent a new television series.

A popular museum is set to reopen next week with a special exhibition looking at people's experiences in lockdown.

Two nights of open-air live music have been announced for the late summer bank holiday at a Kent attraction.

A much-loved venue under financial strain because of coronavirus has received a hefty council boost.

A favourite picture of Forces' Sweetheart Dame Vera Lynn taken by a Kent photographer will be at her funeral.

Is the lack of summertime events drivin' you crazy? Here's a round-up of drive-in cinema and comedy happening across the county.

A student is preparing to launch herself into the app-developing world with a plan to bring theatre productions into the home.

We all need something to look forward to and 2021 has everything we've missed this year. Here's our calendar of events announced so far:

Arts organisations are celebrating after the government announced a financial boost to save the industry.

Theatres across Kent remain upbeat about panto season this year, and hope to be able to go ahead "without having to resort to the use of magic beans."

The first of the county's cinemas reopened to film fans this weekend - here's what the experience was like.

Britain's oldest surviving amusement park celebrates its centenary with a special event.

Stars from Black Panther and Peaky Blinders are among the acting greats performing live as part of the latest National Theatre at Home line-up.

A family of film makers used lockdown to produce a drama imagining a worst-case scenario coronavirus world.

Disney's Frozen 2 is set to give us all that warm feeling again as it arrives for streaming on Disney+ this weekend.

A comeback exhibition is hoped to draw in socially distanced crowds as a Kent art gallery reopens its doors today.

An annual pageant which sees crowds enjoy processions and parades on horseback through a city centre will instead be held online this year.

A rock music festival which had to cancel in Kent this summer, has already announced its first acts ready for the event when it returns next year.

John Challis will be hosting an intimate talk about his life and career next year.